A diverse range of small organic ligands have been found to act as aggregation inhibitors.
Such differences have been found to act both along and transverse to the chain, causing similar coherent patterns of response in erosional processes.
A wide variety of substances including alcohols, sugars, and phenols—have been found to act as inhibitors of the oxidation of sulfite solutions.
Nanocomposite copolymers of aniline and formaldehyde synthesized by chemical polymerization with metal complex of Fe Al have been found to act as high selective and efficient sensors for HCl.
Some of these P fertilisers that act as a source of Cd contamination of soils have also been found to act as a sink for the immobilisation of this metal(loid).
Polyamines have been found to act as a growth stimulant and sometimes as the enhancer of the action of PGRs [32].
The phytochemicals have been found to act as antioxidants by scavenging free radicals, and many have therapeutic potential for the remedy of diseases resulting from oxidative stress [3].
Embedded nanocrystals in high band gap oxides have been found to act as discrete trapping sites for exchanging charge carriers with the conduction channel by direct tunneling that is desired for applications in floating gate memory devices.
Areas on a silicon (100) surface nanoprocessed by mechanical local oxidation through diamond tip sliding without a bias voltage have been found to act as an etching mask towards aqueous potassium hydroxide (KOH) solution[11 13].
Monoubiquitinylation has also been found to act as a nuclear export signal [52] and to regulate transcription [50].
However, NUMTs have not been found to act as independent origins in S. pombe, at least with chromatin immunoprecipitation experiments of origin recognition complex protein1 (Orc1) [20].
